Wood & Faux Wood Blinds In Liberty
Wood & Faux Wood Blinds in Liberty, MO
Neighbors close on one side, a sidewalk right off the front porch, and you still want to see the street. Our wood blinds and faux wood blinds tilt to a privacy angle in Liberty homes, keep the view coming in, and are the lowest initial investment of anything we install.
Where It Fits In Liberty
Where wood blinds and faux wood blinds fit in Liberty
Kitchens, baths, kids' rooms and the whole front of the house: in a traditional Liberty home, blinds look like they were always there.
- Kitchens and bathsSteam over the stove and a shower beside the window is where faux wood belongs. It won't crack, chip or fade, and it wipes clean.
- Front rooms near the SquareTall front windows on the older homes take a real wood slat stained to match the original trim, and the street sees one clean line.
- Kids' rooms in Clay MeadowsCordless and Cordless Lift & Lock blinds take the dangling cord out of the room entirely, and the slats still tilt the same.
- Whole house ordersA home with a lot of windows to cover at once gets custom blinds on every one for the lowest starting cost.
Worth Knowing
Choosing wood or faux wood, and what the slats can do
The tilt is what makes a blind so versatile. Angle the slats and the sidewalk sees the underside of the blind while you see the yard. Tilt them closed when you need a good amount of light blocked, and raise them when you want the whole window, with the slats stacking at the top of the opening. That daytime privacy with a view is what the front of a Liberty home on a through street near the Square needs.
Real wood blinds offer warm, rich wood tones, and they let you pull in the other wood tones in the room. Real wood is lighter, so it raises easily on a tall window, and it takes a stain to match the oak trim in a Clay Meadows home or the woodwork in a historic one. Faux wood is heavier and doesn't mind moisture, so it goes in the kitchen, the bathrooms and the laundry room. A lot of Liberty homes end up with both, matched in color so nobody can tell where one stops.
Choose from Cordless, Cordless Lift & Lock or Motorized operation, with slats in one inch, two inch or two and a half inch. Routeless slats close out more light, and a modern valance, decorative valance or wood cornice finishes the top. A blind won't give full blackout, so a primary bedroom that needs true dark gets a shade or lined drapery with it. Your Design Specialist brings samples of both materials to your Liberty home, and your blinds are installed 4 to 6 weeks after you order.
What Comes As Standard
- Tilting slatsDaytime privacy with the view kept
- Faux woodFor bathrooms, kitchens and steam
- Real woodLighter, and takes stain properly
- CordlessLift and wand tilt as standard
- Carefree GuaranteeA lifetime product warranty that transfers if you sell, plus our five year service guarantee
- Free Temporary ShadesOn every window you order for, installed while your custom order is made
Our Process
Planned, measured, and installed by our team in Liberty
- Free ConsultationWe bring our shop to your Liberty home or office. We'll listen to what you're wanting to accomplish with your windows, take a good look at every opening, and explain the options that will actually work for them.
- On the spot quoteWe take the time to make sure you know exactly what you're getting, and you'll have a complete and exact quote before we leave, so there are no surprises on install day.
- Installed by our teamEverything we install is custom built to the exact measurements of your windows, and when ready, professionally installed by our full time installers. Most projects are installed in less than a day.
Operating Systems
Four ways to operate Wood & Faux Wood Blinds in Liberty
Your Design Specialist brings every one of these to the consultation so you can try them at your own window.
Cordless lift
Raise and lower by hand with no cord on the blind.
Wand tilt
A wand controls slat angle. The standard tilt control.
Cordless lift and lock
Holds position anywhere without a cord lock.
Bliss automation
Motorized tilt and lift, scheduled or on demand.
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Straight Answers
Wood & Faux Wood Blinds questions from Liberty homeowners
Both, in most homes, because each has a room it belongs in. Real wood is lighter and stains to match your trim, so it goes in living rooms and bedrooms. Faux wood handles the steam in kitchens and baths. Your Design Specialist brings samples of each so you can hold them against your own woodwork.
Yes. Real wood takes a stain, so it can be matched to the trim and the woods already in your home until the blind looks built in. We match painted trim too, so a white casing gets a white slat, and against painted trim a faux wood blind looks the same for less.
Yes. Cordless and Cordless Lift & Lock blinds have no accessible cord anywhere on the blind, which is why we recommend them for nurseries, playrooms and any room where kids or pets spend their day. Motorized is another option on a tall window over a stair landing.
Yes. Steam, splashes and standing humidity are where real wood struggles, and our faux wood is a durable engineered polymer that won't crack, chip or fade. Bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms and anything over a sink in your Liberty home get faux wood from us every time.
Yes. That's one of the reasons they're so popular on the front of a house: from outside they add a clean look and real curb appeal. Routeless slats and a valance or cornice finish the look.
Wood & Faux Wood Blinds are our lowest initial investment, and you still get a blind custom built to the measurements we take, installed by our own Install Techs, and covered by our Carefree Guarantee. Window count, size, material and lift all go into your price, and the itemized quote holds for 180 days.
Nearby
Wood & Faux Wood Blinds around Liberty
We serve all of Liberty, MO, including Liberty Square, the Jewell-Lightburne Historic District, Clay Meadows, Claywoods, Stoney Creek, Birkdale and Ella's Crossing. ZIP code 64068.
Solar Shield Blinds, 6622 Royal St, Pleasant Valley, MO 64068 ยท (816) 479-0160
Who Turns Up
The people who measure it are the people who hang it
Nothing here is subcontracted. The crew that arrives to install works for Solar Shield Blinds, which is why there is never a question about whose job it is when something needs adjusting later.
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